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ADVERTISING RATES: i
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Published weekly and entered aa 1
I Sanaa! Oaaa Md Hatter at tbe
I IWiPfli e at FmriB* N. G, un- 1
der set of March Srd, 1171 I
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I Very few workers bare tbe idea I
I that they aze overpaid and under- I
I worked.
Modern life movee with a snap I
I . and a hustle which often prevents I
clear thinking.
Every once in a while we suggest I
that our readers go to church; the I
I idea is still a good one. I
I When gardeners reap what they I
I expect to reap, the golden age of I
I gardening will be at hand.
Flattery is one way to pave "the I
I walkway of life, but it often costs I
more than it is worth.
SOLDIERS' MORALE ALL I
RIGHT
"I never saw an Army that would- I
I nt vote to go home," says Brig. Gen. I
I Lewis B. Hershey, Federal Selective I
Service Director. - !
The general merely points out that I
Americans prefer home-life to army- I
life and there would be something I
wrong with Americans and their I
homes if this was not the case.
The reports that one hears about I
I soldiers complaining, about this and I
I that in the camps and on the training I
I fields, reminds us that most Ameri- I
I cans And something to grumble I
about with little effort Despite their I
chronic dislike of what is underway I
they will make good soldiers for their I
country.
There's nothing to worry about so I
I far aa the morale of our soldiers is I
I concerned. H
I LETS SAVE LIVES ON THE I
? ROAD
I Now that tbe summer vacation H
I season is about over and you have I
escaped death on the highway, it I
might not be amiss to repeat again!
the old warning that careful driving I
is what the nation needs if it is^tol
reduce the horrible cost of speed on I
our highways.
One hundred Americans a day is I
I too high a price to pay for modern!
I transportation. It is remarkable!
I that the pubhe is so apathetic to the I
I loss of life and that the injured are!
I hardly noticed by the public. If some I
I strange, unknown disease was taking!
a hundred victims a day in the Unit-!
ed States, there would be a hysterical!
reign of terror throughout the land.!
Farmville, like every other com-1
munity, furnishes its quota of vietimsl
of the automobile-highway toll every!
I year. With the beet intentions we!
H continue to peniiit Jnmtin drivers I
I to operate.cars and get off fret when!
I apprehended. We like to think that!
I .. we earn violate traffic regulations!
without having to pay the penalty.!
I ifts time, however, that we lost tirfsl
foolish notion. I
Rigid enforcement of every tmffiel
regulation, with stiff fines imposed!
for minor violations, would do much I
to make the average automobile I
driver safety canarioa?^3A<ft *up- I
port the work of the traffic police
men and give them the satisfaction!
of knowing that we are behind them!
when they arrest careless and reck-1
less <farivere. .' I
EXPLAINS NAZI H
INTENTIONS ?
?rboek to the American people the
OtflB! IHU * A if I! wBHHHOb - lvis vAIi *
^ w written by
Apflka fmtri Idfifi K> ? I
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?# Af Nazi tactics and ardentands the
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W .A
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sUved fifteen nations^ IT^y have
Splendid W^ork
i."*"' d^V _
Htoer
inrin* thev undertook the nreserva
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lfcfoS S^tat^
I is concrete evidence of their uiiflag
Mrs Msttie Hooker, of Greenville,
Pitt County WPA and GCL Superv
isor, and a photographer from Bak
jFs studios, Greenville, had all hands
I busy in their effort to arrange a
suitable display for a~ picture, when
a representative from this paper
B&upped in for a look behind the
And it was a picture! Several hun
dred jars were arranged in an" oderly
land colorful display of row upon row
of green beans; red tomatoes, white
Icon, red and white soup mixture, I
green buttrbeans and pickles, which
reached to the ceiling. The other I
thousands of jars covered almost the I
entire floor space of one of the large
I Mm Bernice Taylor w|S8 put in II
charge of the local canning project
this summer with Miss Beatrice Mur
phy as assxtant. Both women have!
done splendid work in this connec- [
Attention was caHed' to the out-1
Intniritny work of Mrs. Sara Baker I
Facagan, well known here as "Miss
B Jennie," who, tho'qfh released from j
I WPA service ^on account of 18 I
?months continuous employment, work-1
led steadily and cheerfully throughout I
the summer as a volunteer in oation
al defense, and deserves commenda
tion for her public spirit and effort II
lMr& Flanagan ended a period of ef-1
Bficient service in the Farmville grad-1
led school hxnch room in July.
Loyal and faithful assistants in the I
I canning project were Add Vines I
Willoughby, Carrie Johnson, Dora I
I Joyner and Clara Vines.
Theee canned pantry supplies as
llisted below, will be pooled for nse inl
I the white and colored schools here to f I
I provide balanced meals for the chil-1
I dren during the fall and winter I
months and in the early spring until
I the fresh vegetables come in:
Tomatoes, 1823 qts.; soup mirture, I
1896 qta.; string beams, 600 qts.; pick-1
I Lea, 289 qts.; com, 89 qts.; butter- I
I beans, 13 qts. This brought the total I
I at thrt time to 3724 quarts with a I
I week more of canning in view, which I
I promised* to carry it well over the I
I WAIATWTOURG
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Craft werel
Rocky Mount visitors Monday. I
Miss Janie Marlowe left Wednes-I
[day to enter the University of South
I Mrs. Mary Foster of Winston-Sal-B
em spent the week end with Mr. andl
I Sunday after a few days trip through I
the mountains of Western North I
Miss Glayds Miller of Alliancel
I visited Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Gay Tuee
I Miss Cornelia Bailey is spesxliagl
[this week in Newport. News, Va.,1
? with bar aunt, fci Jesse Barker.
Mrs. Irene Whitley of Wilson visit
ed friends here Sunday. I
Mrs. W. V. Redick, Mrs. J. CM
Gardner, Miss Juanita Redick and
Mi? w?i i were Wilson visTB
tors Monday afternoon. -
Emma Jean Radkk returned Mon
relatives in Hopewell, Va.
Mr. end Mrs. Gene Lamb and baby
fkom Cedar Falls, N. G? and Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Barnhill and daughter of
Enfield spent Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray West Il
lness session was presided over bi
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1SUSiSXGu 07 flyiyhtP-?. OiS urSCC
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Walker in W 1
Prank Owens, a student of the
Law School at Duke University was
at home for the week end. ;
Miss Mary Elizabeth Eagles of '
Crisp visited Miss Helen Brown Jef
ferson this week.
Iv Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harris and
daughters, Alfa and Carolyn* visited J
relatives in IZebulon, Sunday. ; > j
Miss Am Marie Jefferson left re
cently for Penderlea to resnme her
duties as teacher in the primary
sckool.
Mrs. Moilie Shackleford and son,
Cecil, of Richmond, Va., are visit- ]
ing relatives in and near Fountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Eagles an# :1
daughter, Ann, of Eric Pens., Cap
tain and Mrs. Leslie Newman of At
lanta, Ga., and Mrs. Eric Copeland of
Durham, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Eagles.
John Bishop Gay continues ill in
Pitt General Hospital. .1
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith are visit
ing relatives in Allentown,-Pettn. I
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Yelverton, Mrs.
F. L. Eagles and Miss Lucile Yelver- t"
ton spent the Week end in Western
Carolina.
\
College Students Entertained
The Baptist and Presbyterian
churches of Fountain entertained the
young people of the community who
| are leaving soon for college at a hay
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gNDERGAKUEl^ir
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ESSO PRODUCTS AND REAL
SERVICE in Washing, Waxing* I
Greasing and in M.minntea chargtfj
for year battery at THE STAND*
ARD SERVICE STATION, Main
Street, Uttrood Joyner, Operator.
FLOWERS FOB ALL OCCASIONS!
Pot Photo, Cat Flow Corsages
and Funeral Dtodgns. Soy IP* with
Flowers. FaraTflle Wkmu Shop,
Myrtle Suttoo, Owner. Phoneo?
Day 467-1; Night 475-L tfe
SIN G'f8M-TEST GAS |
Regular First Grade 1
18J? Gallon
1st Grade Kerosene lOe Gal.
Motor CHI 10c Qt and Up
800 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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SUNDAY^M^DAY^
Abo Latest Newa ft Donald Dock
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WEDNESDAY j.j
?THREE BIG PICTURES- 1
Tim McCoy?in j
"OUTLAY S OF RIO GRANDE" ]
L. Roberta?T. Nortb-in ]
THE BRIDE WORE CRUTCHES' |<
Chapter No. 6 of the ;
"GREEN HORNET" j
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THURSDAY-FRIDAY ;
Mary Martin & Don Ameche?in <
"KISS THE BOYS
GOODBYE"
Also News and Flac-of Humanity
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YOU TAN HET.P
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BUYING I. S. 1EFENSE BONDS
you help provide funds to. finance America's prepared
ness program. You enlist in the vast growing army of
men and women who are determined to defeat all who
seek to destroy our way of life. The JBank of Farmville is
cooperating with the government ? without profit or
remuneration?in mail
ing these bonds avail
able. Stamps are avail
able for accumulating
smaller sums. See table
at right for denomina
tions of both stamps and
bonds.
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many other favorite^ * I
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RACHEL and her brother OSWALD
PAP and his son ODIE : 1
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JAMUP and HONEY j I
Those Assassins of Grief ? I
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, Showing under their mammoth water-proof tent, seating ..
3,000 people..located next to Fountain Warehouse, on \;
; WiLson Highway ; ;
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